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Set of two glazed ceramic tagine dishes.
19th century.
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TUNISIA NABEUL Set of two glazed ceramic tagine dishes. 19th century. Height 9.5 and 10.5 cm Diameter: 30 and 32 cm (Worn and missing)

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TUNISIA NABEUL Set of two glazed ceramic tagine dishes. 19th century. Height 9.5 and 10.5 cm Diameter: 30 and 32 cm (Worn and missing)

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